Sentence examples for close equivalence from inspiring English sources

The prescription of ACT dropped throughout this period from 72.9% of malaria-like febrile illness to 31.5%, reaching close equivalence to confirmed malaria (29.9% of 584873 suspect fever cases).

The picture that emerges from this analysis is one of close equivalence of FCC and HCP in terms of optimality.

The translated versions were discussed, and adjusted to obtain consensus and close equivalence with the original version [ 29].

An even closer equivalence of miniseries and movie is found in the story line focusing on a pair of obsessive narcotics cops -- Germans in the earlier version (Fritz Müller-Scherz and Tilo Prückner) -- whose capture of one of Rosshalde's associates provides the major evidence in the case against him.

6 The closer equivalence with drug treatment is also indicated by the substantially lower improvement in peak flow rate compared with transurethral resection, which is likely to reflect the smaller quantity of prostate tissue ablated.

In addition, examination of the hydrophobicity profiles revealed a convincing relationship between the Gau proteins; all exhibit similar profiles, which suggest a close structural equivalence.

A UK study suggests that PAs achieve close to equivalence in individual capacity of a doctor in general practice in the UK [ 53], while 60% of the throughput of a GP in whole time equivalence is reported in the Netherlands [ 68].

For many titration reactions it is possible to find a suitable visual colour indicator that will signal the end point at, or very close to, the equivalence point.

In the past few days, Clinton supporters have offered up at least three explanations, or culprits, for why the race is so close: James Comey; "false equivalence" in the media; and sexism.

This is nowhere close to 'essential equivalence' that the Court required," he writes.

It turns out, however that most of us are already familiar with something that is pretty close to Leibniz equivalence.